Shuiyun City Container Mobile Houses

There are relevant application scenarios for container mobile houses in Shuiyun City, mainly including two situations: the container night market in Shuiyun City, Hanjiang District, Putian City, and the independent container shops in Baolong Back Street West Lane Plaza (near Shuiyun City).

Container Night Market in Shuiyun City, Hanjiang District, Putian City: This night market consists of 9 groups of creative containers and over 50 mobile shops. These container mobile houses bring together numerous trendy elements. Externally, colorful containers paired with uniquely shaped neon lights create a fashionable and vibrant atmosphere. Internally, neatly arranged camping folding chairs provide consumers with a comfortable leisure space. In terms of business offerings, the night market covers a wide variety of delicious foods, such as crayfish, barbecue, marinated dishes, and "guosa" (rice porridge with side dishes), meeting the taste preferences of different consumers. Additionally, there is a cultural and creative handicraft product area, for example, the painting of Putian Opera face-patterned plaster dolls, allowing consumers to experience unique cultural creativity while enjoying their food. This night market has upgraded from a simple night market food and beverage hub to a cultural and tourism IP, bringing a brand-new nightlife consumption experience to citizens and tourists and becoming a typical example of the integration of local culture and commerce.

Independent Container Shops in Baolong Back Street West Lane Plaza (near Shuiyun City): This area has relatively serious management chaos issues. Some merchants signed a one-year lease contract for containers with Gaozhenzhi Trading Co., Ltd. in mid-February 2025. However, the major contract between the trading company and the property management had expired, and the trading company concealed this fact. During the business operation, merchants encountered numerous troubles, such as being suddenly informed that they could not operate food and beverage businesses; being frequently required to clean up the containers and remove the merchants; the containers being taken away and then brought back, leaving the interiors in a complete mess; and when merchants requested a refund of the rent and deposit, no one handled it. These problems not only affect the normal business operations of the merchants but also reflect the loopholes and deficiencies in the management of container mobile houses in this area.